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Rieck Collect

We take the case all the way to the bailiff court

When your customer can pay but chooses not to, our own lawyers step in: payment order, bailiff court and, if it comes to that, ordinary civil proceedings. The case keeps the number it had the day the invoice went out, and the whole history is already on the file when the lawyer takes over.

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  • Credit assessed within 24 hours
  • No ceiling on the claim
  • One day’s notice

Tens of thousands of collection cases and our own lawyers with rights of audience in the bailiff court

Oscar Biludlejning
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Din Hvidevare Service
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LokalBolig
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How it is built

The file follows the case to the lawyer

  • It is our own lawyer. The invoice, the reminder journey and the collection notice are already on the case by the time it turns legal. The file stays where it is, and you pay nobody to get up to speed on it.

  • Also when the claim is large. The simplified collection procedure reaches up to DKK 100,000. Above that, our lawyers bring the claim as ordinary civil proceedings in the district court, then go to the bailiff court with the judgment in hand.

  • The basis holds for ten years. A judgment or an endorsed payment order extends the limitation period to ten years. The debtor cannot simply wait you out.

How it works

We only go to court when it is worth it

The assessment

First we work out whether the case can carry

A credit assessment decides what happens next — not how tired you are of waiting. There are three outcomes, and only one of them leads to court. Telling them apart is what you pay a law firm for.

  • Can pay but does not → court
  • No ability to pay → monitoring
  • The claim is disputed → a dispute, not a bailiff case
The order

The payment order is filed

We draw up the payment order and file it with the bailiff court. The debtor is served and given a deadline to object. If no objection arrives, the court endorses the order.

  • Drawn up by lawyers in house
  • The debtor gets the deadline the law gives
  • You can follow the case in the portal
The basis

An endorsement carries the weight of a judgment

With no objection on the file, the bailiff court endorses the order. The claim can then be enforced, and it stands for ten years. That is what makes it possible to collect tomorrow when there is nothing to take today.

  • An enforceable basis in place
  • The limitation period extended to ten years
  • The deadline can be interrupted again
The attachment

Attachment, or an instalment plan we keep an eye on

Our lawyer appears in the bailiff court and secures an attachment or an instalment plan. If the debtor stops paying, the case moves again. If there is no ability to pay at all, the claim goes into monitoring on the basis we already hold.

  • Attachment against assets or wages
  • The instalment plan is followed automatically
  • A breach triggers the next legal step
The costs

You know what the case costs before it is brought

A legal case costs a fee to us and the court fee to the court — and a success fee if the money comes home. The amounts are on the pricing page before you bring the case. Interest, collection costs and the court fee are charged to the debtor under the applicable rules.

  • A fee to us for the legal case
  • Court fee as set by statute
  • The bailiff hearing is run by our own lawyers
Built for your setup

What the legal case connects to

The legal part stays in house. Rieck Advokater brings the case, and the invoice, the reminder journey and the collection notice are already on the file when it is filed.

Customer cases

Companies that use Rieck

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  • An estate agent at her laptop Estate agency chain
  • A Din Hvidevare Service technician at the service van outside the workshop White goods service

Do you have a claim that needs to go further?

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  • Credit assessed within 24 hours
  • No ceiling on the claim
  • One day’s notice